Poisoned waters : Alaska natives and the oil spill / produced by Susan Kernes.

Documentary on the long term social impact of the Exxon Valdez oil spill, 2 years after the event. The Chugach Aleuts who live in the oil spill region are still afraid to harvest their subsistence food from the ocean. Curbing traditional seafood use has curtailed ritual activities which surround subsistence gathering. The documentary is produced from native interviews, discussions with four anthropologist/cultural historians, and excerpts from Chief Walter Meganachk's speech "The Day the Water Died."|POISONED WATERS : ALASKA NATIVES AND THE OIL SPILL / produced by Susan Kernes. - Documentary on the lasting social impact of the Exxon Valdez oil spill 2 years after the event. The Chugach Aleuts who live in the oil spill region are still afraid to harvest their subsistence food from the ocean. This curbing of traditional seafood use has curtailed ritual activities which surround subsistence gathering. The documentary is produced from native interviews, discussions with four anthropologist/cultural historians, and excerpts from Chief Walter Meganack's speech "The Day the Water Died." RECORDED: Jan. 1991.